Merx changes that in 5 minutes.
One integration. Every AI agent in the world can find you, call you, and pay you — automatically.
AI agents are the new buyers. But European services don't speak their language — and can't accept their money.
No MCP endpoint. No machine-readable interface. The service exists behind a form, a PDF, a website. Agents can't reach it — so they skip Europe entirely.
× Not discoverableNo payment protocol. Even if an agent finds a European service, it can't pay autonomously. No MPP, no AP2, no programmatic transaction layer.
× Not transactableRegister your service. Agents discover it, pay for it, and use it — without human intervention.
The agent queries the Merx directory via MCP. Finds the service, its capabilities, and pricing — without human intervention.
The EU service returns HTTP 402 — payment required. Response includes MPP payment instructions: amount, currency, payment endpoint.
Merx validates the payment token, routes the transaction via Stripe SPT (fiat, no crypto, legal in France), and forwards the request.
Service delivers data. Merx settles via Stripe Connect — 1% + $0.01 commission, remainder to service. Every transaction traceable.
Every service registered on Merx becomes speakable, payable, and findable — instantly.
Every registered service gets an MCP endpoint automatically. Claude, GPT, Gemini, any custom agent — can discover and query it.
97M MCP downloadsHTTP 402 becomes the payment handshake. Agents pay via Stripe SPT — fiat currency, no crypto, no PSAN license required.
Stripe SPT · Fiat · LiveThe first European registry of agent-ready services. When an agent needs French legal data, EU VAT validation — it checks Merx first.
First in MPP directorySantander + Mastercard complete Europe's first live AI agent payment on banking rails.
MPP launches. 100+ services in directory. Zero European.
of B2B purchases will go through AI agents by 2028.
Global agentic commerce market by 2030.
Register today. Five minutes. No code required. The first services in the directory get found first — and stay found.